/angr-management

A GUI for angr. Being developed *very* slowly.

Primary LanguagePythonBSD 2-Clause "Simplified" LicenseBSD-2-Clause

angr Management

This is the GUI for angr. Launch it and analyze some binaries!

Some screenshots:

Disassembly Decompilation

Installation

Portable, pre-built executable

The easiest way to run angr-management is by grabbing a bundled release here: https://github.com/angr/angr-management/releases

This binary, built with pyinstaller, can be placed and executed anywhere.

From PyPI

To install angr-management, use pip:

pip install angr-management

The version on PyPI may not be up-to-date. Please consider having a development install if you plan to use latest features/fixes in angr Management.

Development Install

See angr-dev for how to set up a development enviroment for the angr suite.

Usage

How to run

To run angr-management:

python -m angrmanagement

Or if you have a development install:

python start.py

Shortcuts

  • Load a new binary: Ctrl+O

  • Load a new Docker Image Ctrl+Shift+O

  • Save angr database... : Ctrl+S

  • Save angr database as... : Ctrl+Shift+S

  • Decompile: F5

  • Documentation: Alt+H

  • Next Tab: Ctrl+Tab

  • Previous Tab: Ctrl+Shift+Tab

  • Split / Unsplit View: Ctrl+D

Plugins

Plugins may be installed by placing a subdirectory under plugins. The directory must contain an __init__.py like that in TestPlugin:

from .test_plugin import TestPlugin
PLUGIN_CLS_NAME = TestPlugin.__name__

This also allows you to import a plugin class from another package entirely. The plugin itself should inherit from BasePlugin. Callbacks and events are a work in progress, so the API is subject to change. See TestPlugin for an example of a multithreaded plugin sample.

Issues

'module' object has noattribute 'MIPS_GRP_CALL'

Your capstone install does not support functionality that angr-management uses.

To install a version that does (in your angr virtualenv):

workon angr
git clone https://github.com/angr/capstone
cd capstone
git checkout next
./make.sh
PACKAGES_PATH=$(python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print(get_python_lib())")
mkdir -p $PACKAGES_PATH/capstone
cp libcapstone.so.4 $PACKAGES_PATH/capstone/libcapstone.so
cd bindings/python
pip uninstall capstone  # if already installed
python setup.py install